A sign along the entryway to Serenity Hollow Retreat Center says "Place you burdens here," and the opposite side says "Leave your burdens behind." The 40-acre women's retreat is located at 20425 Kings Road and offers well-being workshops, walking trails, four themed bedrooms with adult bunk beds and an outdoor event area, as well as goats, donkeys and two dogs. Photos by Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun
Janet MacMillan stands on a bridge built by her and husband Rich MacMillan, which overlooks a wooded landscape and walking trails at Serenity Hollow Retreat Center, located between Tecumseh and Earlsboro on Kings Road. MacMillan is a licensed professional counselor who welcomes women's groups and special events to their peaceful, 40-acre sanctuary.
Donkeys and goats graze at Serenity Hollow Retreat Center, located between Tecumseh and Earlsboro on Kings Road, June 6. The two donkeys and around 44 goats are available for petting at this peaceful, 40-acre women's retreat, and licensed professional counselor Janet MacMillan is available for group well-being workshops.
A metal glider is ready for weary walkers to rest along one of the trails at Serenity Hollow Retreat Center, located between Tecumseh and Earlsboro on Kings Road. The 40-acre women's retreat offers a one-mile trail, a 500-foot trail, a bonfire area, an outdoor event area, a gazebo, a fairy garden, an indoor conference room and four themed bedrooms with adult-sized bunk beds, as well as goats, donkeys and two dogs. Click on the camera banner ad below to see all of our photos from Serenity Hollow!
In a world full of cell phones, busy calendars and turmoil on the news, there is a peaceful place to escape and set your mind on the right path.Located between Tecumseh and Earlsboro on Kings Road, Serenity Hollow Retreat Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, qualifying under religious and educational purposes.Just past the entrance, on the poplar-lined drive, is a sign with an arrow p...
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